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The weather is getting colder here on Long Island; it’ll be months before spring warms us back up again. We do our best to stay warm and limit our time out in the cold, and unfortunately, we’re not the only ones out there doing just that. If you want to

What’s that rustling noise in your chimney? Could it be…Santa? We don’t want to be the bearer of bad news at this otherwise joyous time of the year, but unless it’s Christmas Eve and you hear sleigh bells on the roof, chances are it’s not Santa Claus. Any sounds of

It’s never too late in the season to be concerned about pests on your property. You might think yard pests won’t survive a Long Island winter, but if that’s the case, you probably haven’t had a vole infestation; at least, not yet. Is a Vole the Same as a Field

Do you live in a neighborhood with majestic, mature oak trees? Lucky you! Oaks provide bountiful shade cover in the spring and summer, producing a riot of color in the fall. They’re among the most popular and common trees in New York, with several species native to Long Island. If

Fall decorating means pumpkins, especially for outdoor decorating. Whole or carved into jack-o-lanterns, pumpkins are frequently placed on porches, steps, and walkways to provide a festive seasonal touch. Yet as cute as they are, pumpkins are a fruit that could attract bugs and/or rodents in addition to complementing your décor.

Whether scampering across your kitchen floor or scrabbling in your walls or attic, rodents are unwelcome visitors to your home. Fall is prime time for invading rats, mice, squirrels, and other small rodents. As temperatures drop, they seek warmth, food, and shelter indoors. Unfortunately, their desire for comfort is not